keyboard: swap single quote/backtick location #36362
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Pull Request Overview
This PR swaps the positions of the single quote (') and backtick (`) characters between the "numbers" and "specials" keyboard layouts. The change moves the backtick from the numbers layout to the specials (symbols) layout, making it less readily accessible since it's a less frequently used character.
Key Changes:
- Moved single quote (') from specials layout to numbers layout
- Moved backtick (`) from numbers layout to specials layout
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Moving backtick to symbols makes more sense to me since it's a less common symbol